Idaho Supreme Court· 4/29/1987

State v. Johns

Citations

736 P.2d 1327
112 Idaho 873
1987 Ida. LEXIS 309

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concluding that, under the totality of circumstances, “it was entirely reasonable for [the officer] to handcuff Johns for his own safety without negating the legality” of the investigative detention
addressing whether a detention amounted to a de facto arrest where the defendant sought to suppress his statements during the seizure
addressing whether a detention amounted to a de facto arrest where the defendant sought to suppress his statements during the seizure
no Miranda violation where defendant’s independent concern for his girlfriend was the motive for his confession
“[Rjefusal of defen dant’s requested instructions allegedly dealing with his defense theory is not error where that proposed statement is ... not supported by the evidence_”
defendant challenging on direct appeal the trial court’s conclusion that the conduct concerning the murder was divisible from the conduct constituting the robbery, which was based upon the evidence in the record

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Judges: Bakes, Huntley, Bistline, Shepard, Donaldson

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